Marylebone index
Address is 20 Princess Street, Lisson Grove in 1856 and earlier. This section of Princess street disappears from street directory listings, and appears to have been later renamed Boscobel street. It looks like the area is being rebuilt about this time, and the licensees move to alternative premises.
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Residents at this address.
1833-34/John Cross, Caledonian Arms, 20 Princess street, Portman Square/../../Pigots Directory
1843/John Cross/../../../Kellys Directory
1848/John Cross/../../../Kellys Directory
October 1849/Ann Harris, daughter and administrix of John Cross/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era Newspaper
October 1849/George Thomas Harris, her husband/Incoming Licensee/../../Era Newspaper
1851/William Rogers/../../../Kellys Directory
1856/William Rogers/../../../Post Office Directory
October 1857/William Rogers/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era
October 1857/John Thomas Weightman/Incoming Licensee/../../Era
1859 – License of the Caledonian Arms, Princess-street, Lisson-grove
transferred from John T Weightman to Robert Edward Christopher Weightman.
[The Era, 13 February 1859] *
1860 – Dissolved partnership between John Thomas Weightman and Edward Gaggs
Weightman at Bawtry, Yorks and at 20 Princess-street, Lisson-grove, London,
as Wine, Spirit, Ale and Porter Merchants is this day dissolved 27 February
1860. [London Gazette, 2 March 1860] *
1861/Robert E C Weightman/Wine & Spirit Merchant/32/Nottinghamshire/Census
1861/Sarah J Weightman/Wife/28/Yorkshire/Census
1861/Thomas J Weightman/Son/5/Yorkshire/Census
1861/Margaret Weightman/Daughter/3/Yorkshire/Census
1861/Frederic Weightman/Son/1/Middlesex/Census
1861/John T Weightman/Brother, Traveller/30/Nottingham/Census
1861/Edward Weightman/Brother, Cellerman/28/Nottingham/Census
1861/Mary Ann Weightman/Sister/25/Nottingham/Census
1861/Thomas Parkes/Barman/25/Nottingham/Census
1861/Mary Hartigan/House Servant/24/Bristol, Gloucestershire/Census
1861/Racheal Collins/Nursemaid/21/Yorkshire/Census
1862/Robert Edward Christopher Weightman/../../../Post Office Directory*
1865/E King/../../../Post Office Directory
1869/Henry James/../../../Post Office Directory
May 1870/Henry James/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era Newspaper
May 1870/Charles James/Incoming Licensee/../../Era Newspaper
1881/Samuel Brown/Licensed Victualler/36/East End Finchley/Census
1881/Lucy Brown/Wife/29/West Bergholt, Essex/Census
1881/Rose L Brown/Daughter/5/Tooley St Borough, Surrey/Census
1881/Samuel Brown/Son/3/Princess St Marylebone/Census
1881/Robert E Brown/Son/2/Princess St Marylebone/Census
1881/Henrietta Best/General Servant/28/City Road, Middlesex/Census
1881/Thomas Draper/Barman/19/Paddington Hall ParkCensus
1881/Ada Clark/Nurse/14/Marylebone/Census
1881/Charlotte Evans/Visitor/16/(BS), At Sea/Census
1882/Samuel Brown/../../../Post Office Directory
1884/Saml Brown/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Samuel Brown/../../../Post Office Directory
1895/Frederick Thomas Parry/../../../Post Office Directory
By 1899, Frederick Thomas Parry appears to have moved to the Harrow, 64 Compton street, Clerkenwell EC1
* Provided By Paul Cannon